Guest PC can NOT identify smartphone through USB connection when I trying to install program from guest PC. The host PC can identify it corrently. It is very urgent, thanks for your help!
Host PC: I tried on Win2000 Pro & WinXP Pro, both failed.
Guest PC: WinXP Pro
Net setting: NAT

I am trying to install virtual pc 2004 on win xp pro sp2, but it keeps
failing with the error 1305: error reading from file.....verify that the file
exists. I know that VMNetSrv.sys is on the cd rom.
I had downloaded the iso image from my msdn subscription. Does anyone know

I'm using VPC SP1 on XP SP1.  Dell 1150 with 1 GB ram
I created a W2K3 image with 2 virtual HDs (FAT32), 2 nics.  Everything
worked fine until I attempted to start a second image--things began crashing.
Now, if I load an image (even if it's just one only), it appears to start up

I am unable to install Virtual PC on my XP maching.  I get a message box
stating " 1607: Unable to install InstallShield Scripting Runtime."
This is the first time I've run into this error and have never installed it
on this PC before.

I've searched the web and this group but not found any complete
answers.
Before buying hardware and trying out VirtualPC, the scenario below
shows what I would like to achieve.

These days I got a problem logging on to DC after VPC image is saved.
After saving state and shutting down the DC image, other clients get problem
logging on to the DC. They need to log on as local admin and should re-enter
the domain to log on as a domain user.

I have a pc running 2003 server with virtual pc 2004 installed.  It is setup
as a DC with the ip 192.168.1.10 / 255.255.255.0.  I have a 2 virtual pc's
setup with 2003 server that have ip's 192.168.2.10, and 192.168.3.10,
repectively, both class C.

I am trying to find the guest VM's hostname or Ip address from the
Hostmachine. Is this possible?? If so, how??
How does virtual pc generates the guest VM hostname?? any standard algorithm
it follows to generate the hostname??

Another version of this message may trickle down from my ISP one day. This is
an updated version of that message.
Host Machine:
Fujitsu N5010 Notebook P4 3Ghz 2Gig 60GByte

Has anyone successfully installed a checked OS build on a virtual pc?
I tried installing a debug 2K Pro build today. Following the final reboot, I
get nothing but blue screens. Are checked builds simply not supported, or is
there a workaround?

I'm having trouble getting Longhorn network access to work under
Virtual PC.
The host O/S is WinXP with SP2. The guest O/S is Longhorn build 4074
running under Virtual PC 5.3.582.27 - I believe Virtual PC 2004 with

I am having some truoble installing Windows 95. My hard drive (C:) doesen't
have anything on it (at least I think it doesn't). I have tried to run the
MS-DOS boot disk for 95 and it worked but I couldn't acess my C: drive or my
D: drive (CD-ROM drive). I've tried  using the ...

I was trying to install Win 98 on my virtual hard disk and am having
problems formatting the disk as I was told to.
I inserted the Win98 startup disk, did an Fdisk to create a partiton and then
from the a: drive entered "format c:" ( the created 100 MB partition) but it

I'm running Windows 2003 Server (statndard edition), VIrtual PC 2004, and
Virtual Server 2005 on the same box.  I'm having intermittant problems with
losing my network connection on the host (and subsequent virtual systems),
and I end up having to restart the host system.  It ...

I just installed Virtual PC2004, created a machine, and a startup and
application virtual hard disk. When I go to install the OS as
instructed-starting the machine,inserting the Win 98 disk, then hitting
enter, nothing happens. I have tried it both checking to connect the CD to